How Vicky Prasetyo Helps Okie Agustina After Becoming a Widow Again

Kapanlagi.com - Vicky Prasetyo, a figure who often graces the screen with his poetic and eccentric speaking style, makes a new breakthrough again. This time, it’s not about his phenomenal love story; the man who calls himself the Gladiator is now venturing into the culinary business.

This business apparently did not arise from a stiff meeting room, but rather from the warm bonds of friendship. Vicky has teamed up with people he considers family, including Okie Agustina, the ex-wife of Pasha Ungu, who is now once again a widow. Vicky explains that the emotional closeness and shared hobby of hanging out are the main foundations for forming this joint venture.

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1. Life Phases

"Yes, actually we are... what... let's just say we are one. This is from friendship, camaraderie, which has become like family. Their husbands are also my friends. Then we made a breakthrough, because everyone loves coffee, right?" said Vicky Prasetyo during the launch of Kopi Revolusi in South Jakarta, on Saturday (22/11/2025).

The name was chosen not without a reason that merely sounds grand. The former husband of Kalina Ocktaranny imbues a deep meaning about the phases of human life in every sip of his coffee. There are three unique flavor variants: Kopi Rakyat, Kopi Pejuang, and Kopi Bangsawan, which represent the process of ascending someone's status from the bottom to the pinnacle of success.

"Yes, revolution means change... So it's the same as us, because there's that philosophy: Kopi Rakyat which makes us have to struggle, then Kopi Pejuang, so we can become Bangsawan," explained Vicky.

2. Humanitarian Mission

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Behind the wafting aroma of coffee lies a humanitarian mission that is quite touching. Okie Agustina, a mother of four, openly expresses that this project holds strong emotional value for her. The involvement of Vicky and friends also aims to support Okie's economy, as she now has to struggle independently as a single parent.

"It actually started from... we often gather... And this is also one of the efforts for... Vicky to help me as a single parent now," Okie Agustina revealed with a sincere tone.

Not only about taste and social mission, the innovations offered are also quite eccentric, characteristic of Vicky Prasetyo. The Bangsawan Coffee variant is said to have a uniqueness rarely found in coffee shops in general, namely the touch of everlasting flower aroma. Vicky also does not forget to insert his favorite wise saying about hope for anyone who wants to change.

3. The Greatest Enemy

"The content has the fragrant aroma of Edelweiss flowers. If a saint has a past, then a sinner deserves a future," said Vicky in his characteristic style.

Closing the discussion, the 41-year-old man responded to the rampant business competition in coffee shops with a relaxed yet philosophical mindset. For him, the fear of starting is the real greatest enemy, and collaboration with friends is the key to creating real benefits rather than just remaining idle.

"Yes, life is like that, those who lose are the ones who die in fear... Rather than those who are silent and daydreaming, then there is no success," he concluded.

4. Q & A About Vicky Prasetyo

How did Vicky Prasetyo help Okie Agustina after her divorce?
Vicky Prasetyo helped Okie Agustina by inviting her to go into business together by establishing a coffee shop named "Kopi Revolusi", which also aims to help her out of economic difficulties.

Who else is involved in the Kopi Revolusi business with Vicky Prasetyo?
In addition to Vicky Prasetyo, the Kopi Revolusi business involves Okie Agustina, Fiona Fachru Nisa, Wiwid Razak, and Prima Pym.

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